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SC seeks a report on Justice Yadav’s statements at a VHP event after he sounded alarm about dangers posed by ‘Kathmullahs’ in the country

Allahabad HC has been asked to provide specifics and facts by the highest administrative court.

2002 Mumbai Serial Blasts convict Saquib Nachan approaches Supreme Court against government declaring ISIS as terrorist organization

Saquib Nachan was arrested in 2023 following his release from jail in 2017 after he was allegedly "disciplined."

As AIMPLB ‘demands’ that lower courts don’t accept petitions about mosques, read how Muslim mobs killed people when Calcutta High Court accepted a petition...

The All India Muslim Personal Law Board essentially suggested that lower courts approving surveys of mosques could result in rioting by Muslims, as recently witnessed in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal.

Converting to Hinduism only to avail reservation without belief is fraud on Constitution, Hindus who convert to Christianity lose their castes: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court declares conversions for reservation benefits without genuine belief as "fraud on the Constitution," upholding the integrity of reservation policies in India.

‘Judiciary not here to play opposition’s role’: Ex-CJI DY Chandrachud takes a subtle dig at Rahul Gandhi, says judiciary’s responsibility to scrutinise laws

DY Chandrachud asserted that the judiciary should not be expected to act as the opposition by people.

SC quashes preferential land allotments for MPs, MLAs, judges, and journalists in Hyderabad, says it promotes inequality

SC also set aside the subsequent GoMs issued in 2008 allotting the lands within the limits of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation to these classes.

SC dismisses pleas challenging words ‘socialist,’ ‘secular’ in the preamble, upholds parliament’s incontrovertible authority to amend the constitution

Socialist, secular and integrity were inserted into the Preamble during the emergency through the 42nd Amendment.

‘Minority status of AMU not lost due to statute’: SC overrules 1967 verdict, new bench to decide AMU’s minority status

In his dissenting judgement, Justice Surya Kant stated that a minority can establish an institute under Article 30, but it must be recognised by law as well as by the University Grants Commission, a statutory authority within the Education Ministry.

Understanding the ‘liberal’ angst against CJI DY Chandachud and the absolute anti-Hindu submission that Left demands

CJI DY Chandrachud went from being a liberal hero to a villain - all because he didn't submit to absolute anti-Hindu sentiments

Nine-judge bench of Supreme Court redefines Article 39(b), says govt can’t acquire all private properties to redistribute equally – Read details

The Supreme Court ruling limits Article 39(b) as grounds for state acquisition of private property, emphasising the protection of individual ownership rights over socialist ideals.

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